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Should we be content
and complacent?

Closer to JM, further
from JVP

Sunday May 08, 2005

News
	CBK reveals details of JM but JVP says ‘NO’
	PM's 'win-win' deal with unions defers CEB revamp
	World Bank demolishes buffer zones
	China backs Thailand for UN SG
	SB pardon: Milinda still waiting
	No change after a decade
	Transfers for reinstated school heads
	Transfers for reinstated school heads
	Protests against move to register int’l schools
	Bus fare hike coming
	Common mechanism essential for relief work : WB
	UNP won’t state its position on JM until govt. approves it
	SLMC kept in the dark on JM: Party secretary
	Alleged fraud to hush up negligence
	Queen Elizabeth inquires about tsunami relief
	Flight controllers poised to strike
	Violence threatening press freedom in Lanka
	Sivaram's phone still rings, but where?
	MPs on study tour of US
	Poverty reduction key issue at World Bank donor conference
	Don't create inequities, Kadir tells NGO colloquium
	ISSM embarks on new course
	Maligawa without Diyawadana Nilame for first time
Financial Times
	Killer punch for Pramuka Bank
	Lake House, Rupavahini to be restructured- PERC
	Maharajas lose battle over MTV logo
	Bank of Ceylon to sell its WTC space
	Local car on diesel or electricity to be launched next month
	Pepsi eyes Lankan spice oils for flavouring colas
	Reducing fiscal profligacy
	Improving profitability of the sugar industry
	CIMA Global summit on track
	Climbing the eLadder: Trawling the web for small businesses (Business@Home)
	Wake up before the Upheaval!
	MIGA to promote investments through trust fund
	Stop offensive use of Buddhism for business promotion
	A revolutionary skills training scheme
	Orientation course requirement for directors of listed firms
	Biz Club members' Get-together on May 15
	Vanik marrying money?
	Small cap bubble yet to burst
	Good 1Q growth at Commercial Bank
	HNB group 1Q pre-tax profits up 60 pct
	Too many Lankans remain poor, World Bank says
	Foreigners taking away "our" jobs -young business leader
Sports
	Havies sing the 'blues' after second half slump
	Interim committee don pads for their innings
	CRC and Musaeus pocket titles
	Four cricketers in Kilinochchi
	Bangladesh juniors humble Sri Lankans
	Tuhashini leads Sri Lanka to SAARC title
	Asith guides Richmond to safety
	A huge breakthrough for local rugby
	Good times are here again?
	Format for present day school cricket
	There are lessons to be learnt for the future
	From a historian to another
	'Tanker' Hamid was a an unmatchable power-house

Prime Minister Mahinda Rajpakse exchanging documents after Power and Energy Minister Susil Premajayantha and Finance Minister Sarath Amunugama signed a memorandum with CEB unions yesterday to avert a crisis over the restructuring of the state institution. The agreement was signed less than a week after minister Amunugama sent shockwaves across the CEB by describing the workers as Kalakannis and rogues. Pic by J. Weerasekera.
Columns
	Closer to JM, further from JVP - Political Column
	Congratulations! You lied and survived - 5th Column
	Does a ‘bare-knuckled political brawler’ augur well for UN? - inside the glass house
	Electronic air defence for LTTE airstrip - Situationa Report
	Should we be content and complacent? - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	The National Con Award, was it? - Thoughts from London
	Gender issues concerning election to religious and public office -Focus on Rights
	Calling Siva a terrorist doesn't make these guys journalists - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Sivaram's death resurrects tolerance for dissent - Lobby
Plus
	New look amidst a wet look
	Beware of the winds of change
	On a high note
	‘Achcharu’days are here again
	Gem of a work
	What's gone wrong with Navarangahala? (Kala Korner)
	Stagefright&Panic to reign again
	A funeral– an unusual end to an unusual life
	Rare honour for Pramilla
	Turning a new page
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciation
	Books
	Arts
Mirror Magazine
	Speeding it up
	On track with changes
	Like a rock...
	A click away
	A guiding hand
TV Times
	‘Revelation’ dazzled
	Ron Ragel : A mission to fulfill
	‘Rebirth’ for Jennifer Lopez
	Cannes focuses Lanka
	‘Underworld’ replaces ‘Gangs’
	‘Breathless’: Godard’s the New Wave
	French New Wave changed world cinema
	‘Pinkanda Simona’:Humour at its best
	‘Fat Actress’ : New comedy series
Funday Times
	The death of King Mahasen
	More waterfalls in the gem country
	The king, the monk and the acolyte
	Ceylon's four-penny is worth millions
Power and Energy Minister Susil Premajayantha and Finance Minister Sarath Amunugama signing a memorandum with CEB unions yesterday to avert a crisis over the restructuring of the state institution. The agreement was signed less than a week after minister Amunugama sent shockwaves across the CEB by describing the workers as Kalakannis and rogues. Pic by J. Weerasekera

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